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Paul Revere was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was babtized in January 1st 1735
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Blacks plot to burn New York. 13 of them are burned alive, 8 are hung, and 71 are transported away from the colony
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The 3rd French and Indian War during the American Revolution. This war was fought for seven years between Great Britan and France in the Ohio River Valley
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A letter that was published by Benjamin called, Observations Concerrning the Increase of Mankind.
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Paul Revere was a secccond lieutenant in a failed campaign versus the French fortifications in Lake Champlain in the French and Indian War
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The British, French, and Indian forces clash at a location near fort Duqesne.
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When Ottowa Indain chief attacked Detroit. The rebellion ended in later October when no support from the French was made.
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Paul Revere was part of the Sons of Liberty in opposing to the Stamp Act.
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The Parliament passes the Declaratory Act which says that the Parliament still has the right to tax the colonies
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The Townsend Acts, pay import tax on teas, glasses, paints, papers, and leads.
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Paul Revere wrote the editorial cartoon for a newspaper publishing The Boston Massacre.
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The British Parliament authorizes the East Indian Company, in order to save itself from bankruptcy, to sell huge tea surplus without payment of duty directly to the public, outraging many hard-working tea merchants, since the East India Company could undersell them all.
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Paul Revere participated in the Boston Tea Party.
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Paul Revere became a direct link between Boston's Commitee of Correspondance and Philidelphia's Continental Congress.
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Paul Revere rides out to warn Sam Adams and John Hancock in Lexington before the British capture them.
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Continental Congress changes the American flag to 13 red stripes and 13 white stars in a field of blue.
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France and the US sign a treaty.
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George Washington has been inaugrated as president
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Paul Revere invented copper sheeting using a copper rolling mill that was able to armor hulls of ships.
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Paul Revere gave all of his bussiness to his sons and grandsons.
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Paul Revere died in Boston, Massachusetts
